For questions 1 to 5, consider a bent rod fixed at the wall at A and is acted upon by a 20- N force (parallel tothe z-axis) and a 50-N force (parallel to the y-axis) applied at points B and C, respectively.y₁ZA-4 m-F = (-50j - 20k) N, C = (100i +80j - 200k) N-mF = (-50j) N, C = (100i +80j - 200k) N-mF = (-50j - 20k) N, C = (200i +40j - 100k) N-mF = (-50j - 20k) N, C = (100i + 80j) N-mC-2 m-50 N20 N.B4. Which of the following best valuates the equivalent force-couple set at A of the applied forces 20N and 50 N? Note: F is the resultant force and C is the resultant coupleXhe support at A? R are force reactions and M are

Given: A bent rod acted upon by 20N and 50N force

For questions 1 to 5, consider a bent rod fixed at the wall at A and is acted upon by a 20- N force (parallel to the z-axis) and a 50-N force (parallel to the y-axis) applied at points B and C, respectively.

For questions 1 to 5, consider a bent rod fixed at the wall at A and is acted upon by a 20- N force (parallel to the z-axis) and a 50-N force (parallel to the y-axis) applied at points B and C, respectively.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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